We are still waiting on a suitable Amiga AGA emulator with robust recording features before tackling such games.Relics of Deldroneye 1.5: Return To Zantis (Public Domain)
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Player's Review
Not as good as the precursor. It only has one tune that plays during the intro and throughout the whole game, annoying... and it's not a good one either (imo). Would have preferred just footstep sounds like the previous.
Jump to 05:58 - to skip the intro stuff. (cool both this and the previous one starts the gameplay at the same time, pretty much, same timestamps)
The game and/or its manual might say the game require an A1200 with 2mb chip (some places on the internet even say AGA chipset is required - hi, Hall of Light!), but all 3 of these 'Relics of Deldroneye' games work on any Amiga with 2mb chip. So no AGA or KS3.X is really needed. But yeah, I can see why they tagged them as "A1200", as Amiga 500/500+/600 "generally" can't have 2mb chip.
Jump to 05:58 - to skip the intro stuff. (cool both this and the previous one starts the gameplay at the same time, pretty much, same timestamps)
The game and/or its manual might say the game require an A1200 with 2mb chip (some places on the internet even say AGA chipset is required - hi, Hall of Light!), but all 3 of these 'Relics of Deldroneye' games work on any Amiga with 2mb chip. So no AGA or KS3.X is really needed. But yeah, I can see why they tagged them as "A1200", as Amiga 500/500+/600 "generally" can't have 2mb chip.
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